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In the production of compound fertilizers, due to the variety of raw materials used, it is necessary to mix them in accordance with the proportions specified in the formula. Most companies use electronic belt scales for measurement, and variable frequency control is employed to adjust the speed of the feeding belts. How is it actually being used? A special investigation is being conducted! 1. Manufacturer of the control system? What is the performance (accuracy) in practical use? Number of belt scales? What is the level of routine maintenance required? How many years has it been in use? 2. Location of the compound fertilizer manufacturing enterprise (mainly to understand the climate conditions).

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